ABSTRACT
In this section, edges are explored as distinct physical components of landscape and also as spatial concepts in design. Edges are interlocking forms or places of transition that enclose and separate different spaces. Thinking about edges as physical and conceptual entities within landscapes provides the opportunity to be integrative, complex, rich and subtle in the design of spatial transitions. Edges ‘knit’ the fabric of the landscape together and connect architecture to landscape and vice versa.
